Sentence examples similar to exacerbating this danger from inspiring English sources

Exacerbating the danger is the "overdraft protection" feature -- a line of credit -- offered to many debit card holders.

Like the doctrine of presumed damages, jury discretion to award punitive damages unnecessarily exacerbates the danger.

Lately, Congress and the Supreme Court have exacerbated the danger of mistaken executions by curtailing appeal and habeas corpus rights.

The unliveable temperatures will likely spark mass migrations, which could exacerbate the danger of conflict.

But much of their attention now is focused on the tentacles of ever-expanding oil and gas pipelines and offshore drilling rigs that stretch into deeper waters, exacerbating the dangers to the vanishing Gulf wetlands and coastlines.

This danger is exacerbated by including only impact investing funds in the benchmark, which target market-rate returns or above only.

It may seem unduly skeptical to note that this danger could be exacerbated by the current strong market conditions and performance that the hotels are enjoying, but that very success could make it easier to postpone the updating they will require.

Exacerbating this problem is the ever-present danger that resistance may develop, which in some cases may be rapid.

Exacerbating that danger are the entanglements of narrative.

His resignation increases this danger.

In some ways they have exacerbated the dangers.